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Google digs deeper into alternative energy business

Keith checks out the Verizon Wireless Voyager multimedia phone, and compares it to Apple's iPhone. Watch now

Deep blue research digs up evolutionary past

(PhysOrg.com) -- University of Queensland deep sea research has dug up an insight into the evolutionary past of some of the earliest animals.

Linux's New Digs: The iPhone

So now the latest iteration of the iPhone hasn't just been "jailbroken," it's snagged a visa to another country entirely. A project named OpeniBoot lets you boot Linux on the iPhone -- admittedly with little more than a command line, but for Linux that's more than enough to begin with.

MapQuest Positions itself Against Google Maps

APB digs up news that goes beyond press releases, offers opinions worth reading and provides the insight into the world of geospatial technologies you need to do your job.

Why the iPod Touch Didn't Get Google Street View

APB digs up news that goes beyond press releases, offers opinions worth reading and provides the insight into the world of geospatial technologies you need to do your job.

Where On Google Earth Will You Be On Waitangi Day?

APB digs up news that goes beyond press releases, offers opinions worth reading and provides the insight into the world of geospatial technologies you need to do your job.

NZ Firm Drops its Mapping Service for Google

APB digs up news that goes beyond press releases, offers opinions worth reading and provides the insight into the world of geospatial technologies you need to do your job.

Spending GIS Day with Boston Linux and Unix User Group

APB digs up news that goes beyond press releases, offers opinions worth reading and provides the insight into the world of geospatial technologies you need to do your job.

Google Wants You to Know

APB digs up news that goes beyond press releases, offers opinions worth reading and provides the insight into the world of geospatial technologies you need to do your job.

Track US Election Results with Google Maps

APB digs up news that goes beyond press releases, offers opinions worth reading and provides the insight into the world of geospatial technologies you need to do your job.

Using Flickr Images to Define Geoboundaries

APB digs up news that goes beyond press releases, offers opinions worth reading and provides the insight into the world of geospatial technologies you need to do your job.

Irony: Google Uses Undocumented iPhone APIs

APB digs up news that goes beyond press releases, offers opinions worth reading and provides the insight into the world of geospatial technologies you need to do your job.

Google Apps Gets a 99.9% Guarantee

David Gerard passes along a posting on Google's official blog announcing that they have extended the three-nines SLA for the Premier Edition of Google Apps from Gmail alone to also cover the Calendar, Docs, Sites, and Google Talk services. 99.9% uptime translates to 45 minutes a month of downtime, and the blog post puts this in context with Gmail's historical reliability, which has been between three and four times as good over the last year (10-15 min./mo.). It also claims, based on research by an outside group, that Gmail's historical reliability beats that of in-house hosted solutions such as Groupwise and Exchange, on average. Reader Ian Lamont adds an article in The Standard that digs down into the details of the SLA, revealing for instance that outages of less than 10 minutes aren't counted against the monthly 45 minutes.


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